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Daily Republican., 1887-11-15
Brevttles
The cheapest has house In the cfts
Rum ford Bros.' 4OA Market street


Hui IN ford Hros.' 4O4 Market street
Try BIsh's coal you will like IL.
Go TO Murphey's for your bed springs.
buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bssh's coal you will surely like it.
W. j. Kimble, grocer, End and Justisen st
Millard +. Davis, jeweler, 0 Z. Second ST.
Fine IS X. Rings, AZ Hanrs, 15 E. Fourth.
+. Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
First class furniture at Murphey's, so6 Ship
ley street.
White PiRe tree tar and honey for coughs
and colds ct 4 W. second street.
60 to Geo. il. Murphey's for your par1or
chamber and dining room furniture. 30 snip
ley street.
90 to H., Ii. Moore's stalls, p and 74s eeond
street market, for your your choice crss mery
fresh butter also tile Vest cream chae Sc at
market price.
"Ah Good evening. miss Rrown. Ia
my escoII is, and IL you will Kindly take me
home wou d be so much obliged"
A woman, b. way of export mont, recently
tied a peGo 10 oLsr II hnr c lin, and discovered
that she ia lksd tt hriy-tnree N lies between
breakfast and lunch.
that way fol-? Io YOU think I'm fJtl?'
Barmaid: "Uh. no; mover iudee people oy
their looks! Appearances are deositful"
II you want your Heaters and Range over
hauled and put In GOOD order for the Inter.
send your order to Z, East Fourth street Pick
els Stove and Heater Company. by tele-
phone, Number 32S, it will be promptly item
ded to.
Wife Ito second husband): "sh, James.
you are 70 different from LDy first husbend.'
II usberd "Yes, that's 50, when you c,Do
down to the hne point. be died four years
ago End didn't"
A lady who advertised for a girl ITO do
| light housework" received 3 letter from an
applicant who said nor health demanded sea
AIR, and ssked to know Whece the lighthouse
WAS situated.
"Just my luck" muttsred the criminal
who WAS about to be lynched at the lsit door.
81 never could stay anywhere. / was sus-
pended from sehool, suspended f.om col.
iege and now la TO be suspended from
| !ail."
"You won't to Mentone for your heaitt"
. No, for my wifs's; and am pleased TO say
my trip waa entirely successful" 'Ah, then
she recovered: mo, cir, she died. said
L wss sue sessful."
Daily Republican., 1887-11-15
at Peace.

-
A stomach in revolt is 81 obdurste
rehel. Corrected with HostatCer's
ssomach BicteFs, its diaee eeas,cus with
the food introduced into IL in uawary
momentS OF appetite cea5es. Thsa It is
81 ueacs, Then dyspepsis ahar oonn It's
GRIN. Then such fractions ruaniieata.
lions M heartburn, sir kiuE seneatioa
in The nit of the abdomen between
meals and unnatural fnllneSs etser.
wards. fatuleace, acid aulpinSs. bilious
ness, So, cease to iEtiies nartSrdom,
Afssr O course Of the Gaticnal tonic and
Alternative, the liver and bowels, 81
| ways more or lees d.aorderea during q
prolonged attack Of Indication. resume
their functions and become regular,
Thus Tot only dyspepsia, hns TIA con-
comitants, constipation and billo1suess
are conquered by tho medicine, which
remsdies theiy fruitful cause, weakness
OF the organs OF Objection. Tss epigas
trio nerve, cellular tissue, IN short
every organ that bears part in toe dl
Qsstive PROCESSES acQuires viGor ant
regularity from the benign inYigorant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
AUSTIN CORBIN, President.

MissssirPI Rivgg BRiDoE cohrAHI. I
CHICAGO, Ill. January "a 1887.
OWNERS Of Mortgage Bonds of the Missls-
" sppi Bridge Company are ehy notified that tho
United rtaies Trust Company Of NewYort. trustre has
lot bonds 1888 22l 23b Isl ana 4
ecened rs by tho mortgage ON account o
SINKING fund. Al ri /. 1854 -.
Said bonds viii be- redeemed by Mossrs JOHN PATTON d
co. No. 81 W liaD.st.. Newly ofk
Interest cd for redemption will reaso
April !. 1887. CHARLES II. FOSTER Treasurer.
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finanrial.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Holders OF the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS who wish to
secure their rights under the mortgage requested to de-
post their the Central Trust Company Of New
York on 2lst OF February in accord
ance with the provisions bondhode dated
January ~ 1887.
Only bondhoders deposing entitled to participation
any resulting from the action OF the committee
The near approach OF the foreclosure proceedings
necesates prompt action the part OF the bondholders
Copies of the further information may be had
on application TO the Trust Company 10 any
Der OF the committee.
GEORGE c. WOOD.
OF Wood Hues,is & Co.
81 st. New.York,
CHARLES I. LAMBERTON,
10 Exchange place, New.York,
JOSEPH LEEDoM
907 Walnutst. Philadelphia
HORACE NJ. BARNS.
Bristol Rhode Island.
FRANK C. HOLLINS.
OF Frank g. IIOlins & Co..
IL wailst, New.York,
WILLIAM A. READ.
OF Vermilye& Co.
1G and Is NaSsau-st. New York,
Committed OF First Mortgage Bondholders.
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Gin Dropertp Go Get.
Ciip properip maniso.

WANTED. -DOwn-tOwn property for cash
w buyera rutland & WHITING. Beekinsn-st
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Gelp Uanie6.

HIGHLY recommended waiter wanted, 10 n, 20 D
i to Philadelphia Address b. L O.. Tribune lP~""
once. 1928 Broadway.
GALAXY SO TO $3O.-Experienced men III
~ Industrial Lfe would do ws to cs on titv
GEO MASON, 800 Washng ton-st. Jersey oiV,-
MANTED. First GLASS butler and vaet
w English preferred best references reQuirsa' ~pp"
Chelsea nat No. West 23d-st
WANTED-Flat glass wheel cutters goou
" Ana ''0s' T. WiLLfk lCrvWu.sk. Toronto.
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REAL ESTATE
AT THE EXCHANGE.

rasr.,ooa that thu arrangements LawyerS
0s Guarantee Company In active progress with rot
ercnce thereto Leonard Carpenter to treasurer OF 'he
s. Estate Exchange said yesterday The combination OF
ehs.o LAWYERS firms title guarantee company will
hiring together legal talent in NewYork City The
have the conclusion that tho only method 10
nroteo, themselves the title companies now in existence
N 10 combine and organizea similar INSTITUTION reducing Inc
pre.ent taria by halt"
The action regarded as an admission that
the principle title guarantees is virtually admitted how
much the profession have protested against IT, H~cn
Inttee deal with the deposits on contracts az margins are
pany There slso some tax Of an committee
marne sold under Foreclosure yesterday
brick dwelling I6sxloOl0 No Ss7 East onshandIeiand.
ss ss to 1S6H i Bey have
sS s Of Sne between
the n est e the street 2Ss feet west Of
Tberr Was cali at the brokers' meeting for building
broadway below Park place not exceed 100 also for
y and between Madson and sixth aves
would prefer Grsmercy PARK toco,1 about $4,000 mre
ID 70! I $1,000 East
y near m sSs od for s2SOoo and
NEw-YoRK, Friday, Jan. %, 1897
Tho following held at the Exchange and Auction
''''' By Richard '; Harnea Co.:
ns: 2Ss4 ftw OF istave lot l6.01iOolo u ss sos
BIZ A. Ii. Mailer d Son:
Sale OF fat with lot, on l26th ST. cor Of ST Mich
oas-a was adjourned TO Feb III.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs-N.Y CITY.
estate Transactions recorded in
the Register . nee today
l95th-si a. 2S5 II o OF 6th.ave boulevard 75x99ll
also 6Sdst l75 W OF l0tlave. l6xlO0 oo ,oo
s''r pin and wife 10 @ II Cannon 61,75O
WashingtOn.ave. 929 II II OF lG3d-st, 25xIOO; -
NJ Schrcyer 10 Itohn and wife. ........:.......
Same property; + Ohm and wife TO Al schreyer
1u'E st a si; wife To- 90" Bradley - 10000
etha s;, : . cor r 'i tom ' .....,... 100
Prospsdta1t s. lot &C. toxi5o; COuiney to -Oo
Same property: coveny to Coveny :.:....;... 700
id ave- and freiUeerrer and wives to Lows el5O
Fordhamav W : part Of lot No OIL 5oxl2o' execu-
Potter Place = $ 0664 fl z OF Marionave 3Ox44N5Ox 80
a. 10: W and c W Optyke to burnham s:-.; 2sS
1850 st. 300 Il W Of Conriandtave. lVOxlOo' cooo
173tSs 81 ss 800 # W OF iOthave. iO11lS46xlOox
iI0iO: ii, J and ONeil TO NJ O'Nrl.
ho,9s 81 N% M East 2se5O
s7tS1s, no SIS West 25laso Simon ana vile to ooo
f0i rscrec I" Cohen $4,000
l7th.si. =. 5l.G II " Of lsave - 6AZS; J IL "eF
;s1sT, Ts { aS s Wsrsr 10 HOB
l4oe , Sscm,ors of q II peck to Coin jr -. 5000
B3d.si, lG5 IL W oi SHAVE. llOxlO22 Dunn
Moiave n W cor OF l4qih;sl; 100 loxl5l 6kl9xlo2S
TO Walion.ave x79.l0x239l0; Mary I More y, ooo
A,, s%1 p,S:gf 100 R1ioe,oa 95liOo
80 n Cohen and wife o : II ohen u interest.-..--
Sa1 Ss,nsr and ND VIE 10 l. Sire 10000
167th.si. 75 II " OF Washngtonave 21Klooi
Bussing. IT, and wife To l. VI : oheu --.-....-.
wbitehsIi 81 Nos 81 and 80. 4O4X37.6X39N40.7; 80
DoIari and wife to NJ fknn .....--.-......- 10000
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certurcs au0 lflcctings.
Professional.

A CHOIR POSITION wanted in New YORK
N CITY by irsclass coutrao; who can FURNISH mo
ami is capsOe Of ning any p"-iDn nag
had large perence Church aud concert w"ik Woua
lie easel correspond with any committee or person
Would be willing 10 sing on trial Address .ON NAbio'
Ne Ynrh rrbnnp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

NBw-YoRK. Friday. Jan. %. 1897.
Tho following held at the Exchange and Auction
Room TODAY;
Bv Richard v Hdrnch d Co.
1 3.sto dwelling with lot, No 337 East ll3th-st
ms 1884 ftw OF lst-ave. lot l6.8xl00.l0; 1890
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CHAS. T. WING,
~ WALL-ST.
NsIth KInnED q nankera
The Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road Company,
GENERAL orrcn. 227 SOUTH FOURTH ST.. !


TO THE HOLDERS OF SECURITIES IN THE PItlLA.
DFIPHIA AND READING RAILROAD Company
the first day ~ March next the time pes within hich
the various securities be deposited Plan
Reorganization and Ia have not been deposited
then warrant tho Trustees deciding with
ont foreclosure the plan provides that foreclosure
Will had only In tie Interest Of such have deposited
prior 10 that date The has declared
cary delays will be permitted and unless reorganization bo
pronpy effected win feel al liberty 10 vacate The iccev.
.rship II important for all interests that snch
should be avoided Therefore all Persons who desire
TO participate plan for tho reorganization OF the pop
criy slouG promptly. make the deposit ana pay te as
s4ssments where such lureI. w''ln The time limited
deem my duty say mere ia parable chaner for
ann other plan me 10 succeed. and that failure To act
promptly adoption and OF srcnriios viii result
IN ess TO all persons failing deposit and the Junior secun
tes would probably be wholly lost.
AUsTIN CORBIN. Pre- sident.
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Cost an6 fonno.

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I OST.-A lady's Open-face silver watch with
short chain (mc n0gram T. NJ ~ Return to TAT Madi'
ave, where rev ART Wall be paid
I OST.-Rank Book No. 14S.92l on Dry
- Dock Savings Bank Any person having claims npon
called to present the same 10 mo bah
within thirty the said book Will be dec sre cancelled
and ex Tin gui she'd q Issued in lieu thoieoi
OST.-Bonk Book No. 100000 on Dry
IL Dock savings Bank Any person having claims upon
called 10 present tue same 10 tho bss
book will 10 declared caiceieu
and exunguished and one issued IN lieu thereof
lost or STOLEN from one Of our clients in
his ~ on or after October % 1885 Ten ohio Sonthern
n,ome ons OF thousand dollars EACH numbers Sot 10
500 Inclusive All per-ons are cautioned AGAINST nesoAns
tleu Address Information to - 20 ,,
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INDIANA. RLOOMIyGTON AND WESTERN

FIRsTs. SECONDS. AND EASTERN DIVISION
BONDS.
Pending the action Of tic NcwYork Exchange
the application Inst the Trust ompanys Certificates and
holders. The time for dc
nesting the al with the Central Trust
COMPANY hereby extended until saturday January 70
1887 After will DE olvcd except
the payment such penalty the Conmc" shall impose
large majority bonds OF each class de-
post. and the committee Will proeed with the execution Oi
the plan without elayng for further deposits.
INCOME BONDS must he deposited ON or he'ore MFrch
STOCK pay insialneut 3l2 cent
february ana second instilu cn 3 - per cent MaIch2
J. d. CAMPBELI-
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1)roposa 6.

AouEDUcr COMMISSIONERS OgFicR,
Room 2O9, Stewart Building. No $50 Broadway>
Ngw. YORK, jan 25. 1881
ITO CONTRACTORS Bids or proposals Tor
doing the and furnishing the materials called Tor
ia approved form OF Contract now on IN the Once 81 e
construction OF section 10
The New Croton geuct the New Gate House az
i25thst I'm the CITY ewYork viii be received al tins
Once until lh day OF February 1851 al 2ociok
d m al place and hour they VIII be publicly opeuot
by the Aaneduc ami the award OF the con-
tract for doing said work and furnishing sad materials WIN
be made ny Commissioners as soon thereafter a. ptAe
ucabe
blank forms said approved contract aud the
and enN apes lOr lner
enclosure ami OF bonds and also the pans or ss
wn,k and ali other required can be ooa 81 ~
lilo bove once of the Aqueuct Commissioners on appca
ton % the secretary.
Nv order OF the Aquo.uct commissioners $500. .,
D' o'"0' ~ VIZ JAMES q. SPENCER President
JOHN G. sHl EHAN. Secretary.
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Gounirp properip manisa.

WANTED TO RENT.-A hotel suitable for
n .a ~ c
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BROOKLYN propertn for Sale ano Go rei

TOR SALE or TO RENT.-FactOry building
lOS Nosirandave. lot $4,000 factory 2bitrle0 2'2
tturies well Iged. entrance Two stI,ets w 10 sold
or rented on favorable terms. Apply 10 . CHASE. New
York Tribune.
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See Greln

A FACT.-IIorton's Ice Cream is made from
80 cream Horizons Patent super. Frozen Bfcks OF
- lam 6r Restaurants Cburches Festivals 30. VIII
t.sn Ian. one hour Country orders promptly hoi epots-
30S ahaye 500 6hsye 10 ChaIhansl iio East i<otnse
New.YorA and ass kulton.st, BiooAph
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-05

The Galveston (Tcxas) NsDs tells this
story of buried treasure: ''Some eight
miles southeast of Kemp, ON Twelve
Mile Trairic, lives family by the name
of Godfrey. In 1875 old man Godfrey
took sick and died in short time with
CONCESSION of the lungs. The old man
was in fine circumstances, had consider
able stock and good deal of money. He
was in the habit of keeping his money
buried, and had it all buried at the time
he was taken sick. His wife being dead,
he told no one where he kept it except
his oldest son, boy seventeen years of
age, and, as recent developments have
proved, this boy did not know where it
was oil buried. After the old mans
death, the boy in company with his
uncle repaired to the place where he
knew the money was buried, and they
got up several thousand dollars. Many
of the old neighbors, and even hiu own
children, have always believed that there
was more money buried around the
premises, and time and again have
searched for it without finding anything.
The old home has been rented out from
year to year to various individuals. 1t
was rented this year to man by the
name of Ashton, who moved the fence
from around the plum orchard, and in
blowing in oats last Aprilhis plow struck
an old coffee-pot, which, upon investiga-
ton, proved to contain a quantity OF
gold pieces, estimated at something
near one hundred so gold pieces.
Ashton kept this secret from oil except
a young man coming home with him
from town. One day when he was full
of the oil of gladness he told the young
man he had plenty of gold, and if he
would 60 with him he wonld show it to
him, which he did. Time passed on.
Ashton, who was man of limited means,
spent money the past fall rather reck-
lessly, and on last Thursday morning
the proof of the Godfrey family had,
connected with all the circumstances,
caused the arrest of Ashton, who now is
under heavy bond, for the money he
found, which beyond all doubt is the
money old man Godfrey buried some
ten or twelve years ago."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-05

Here is something of concession for
John Bull to make. 1t appeared in the
London Globe, and the vanity of the men
o, Harvard will be more than ever tickled:
Whatever many of us may think OF
many American institutions, political, t.
nancial, social, and 80 forth, there is one
department eff life and learning in which
nobody who knows anything about the
matter can deny that the United States
stands, if not absolutely first, yet second
to no nation in the world-that is to say,
both in the study and in the practice of
law. And the reason will not be found
far to seek by readers OF the speeches
that have distinguished the reunion Of
the members of the Harvard Law School
Association during the celebration of the
quarter -millenial (new and ominous ad-
ditioa to the -enaries y of their alma ma
ter. Teachers and students of law alike
will be we'll advised to procure a report
of the proceedings, to which it is impos-
sible within the limits of short note to
do more than the scanticst Justice"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-05

By the application of gun cotton,
three immense and Lofty chimneys be-
longing to the Kunheim establishment,
Berlin, have been successfully destroyed
to enable important changes to be made
in the factory. The largest of these was
about 147 feet high, and ten feet diane
te. at the base. In order that it should
fall outward from the city, the charge Of
gun cotton, about ffty-seven pounds,
was attached in portions to the side next
the city and to the adjacent sides, and
all three were exploded simultaneously
with magneto-el electric apparatus. The
chimney, instead of falling obliquely,
collapsed vertically, and on inspection
the four walls of the pedestal were
found t. nave been driven outward: the
bricks were all detached from each
other, and nearly all entire, and the
ddoris was thrown very little dis
tance. The two other chimneys, treated
eimilarly, fell as was expected, that is,
ob!iquely away from the city, and one
OF them, in falling, broke in two at
about the middle.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-05
NEW COUNTERFEIT COINS.

Dangerous So. so and So Gold Pieces
Counterfeit Half Dollars.
Below will be found an accurate descrip-
tion of three new and dangerous counterfeits
of Ameri an coins:
COUNTERFEIT $3.50 GOLD PIECE.
In various parts of the country q counter
felt quarter eagle of the date Of 1857 has made
its appearance. 1t weighs only 3S 5~S grains,
while the genuine weighs CAS- grains, and il
is thicker than the genuine. 1t is composed
mainly of brass and is heavily gold plated.
NEW COUNTERFEIT HALF EAGLEs-S5.
The new counterfeit half eagle is composed
of platinum, and is heavily gold plated. It
is dated 1852. AMI resemble; the counterfeit
half eagles of the date of 1859. 1t is known
as size fifteen All genuine half eagles of the
date 1852 are sized fourteen, the same size as
is mintol at the present time. This counter
felt weighs 122 grains and is seven grains
lighter than the genuine Reeding and mill
ing ve:y defective. The date or figures are
q trifle smaller than the figures Oh the gen
uine. The eve of the head Of liberty is de-
fective, giving different expression to the
goddess. The ring is fair: general appear
ance excellent at first sight; but will not bear
q close examination, as will be observed by
the above description. 1t bears the Sau Fran
cisco mint mark, Isl.
COUNTERFEIT HALF DOLLARS.
A largo number of counterfeit half dollars
have recently been put in circulation in Bos-
ton and other New England cities These
counterfeit half dollars are exceedingly
dangerous The dies of the diverse and re-
verse are an exact imitation of the genuine
dies. The milling and reeding are we'll done;
the ring is good. Tne composition used is
lead and antimony. A few have soft ap-
pearauce, but most of th I'm are very brittle.
They present an old appearance This is to
give them the appearance corresponding
with their dates, most of them being OLD
dates, as follows: 1851, 1858, 1853, 1SGO, 1851;
1865, 1855, 1871. 1874, 1875. 1876, 1877 and
1878 Other dates than those given above are
no doubt in circulation. These counterfeit'
vary from thirty to forty grains lighter than
the genuine, and present to the touch Slip
perry or greasy appearance.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-05
THE NATIONAL GAME.

THERE will be lots Of new faces In the
League clubs In 1887.
THE veteran pitcher Bobby Mathews is
now coaching the Pennsylvania University
team.
IT is estimated that the pay roll Of the
Detroit club will reach nearly $40, 900 next
season.
PRESIDENT Spaulding has challenged the
st. Louis Browns to play series OF seven or
nine games in April next for the world 8
championship.
THE California people are delighted with
tho brilliant style in which the Louisville
club is playing. Their trip to tho Pacific
coast is proving grand financial success.
TIE ST. Louis Maroons' management an
nounce that they will give bonus next year
to every member in the team If the club
stands as high as third in the League race.
SOUTHWESTERN League is talked of to
embrace the representative clubs Of Little
Rock, Hot Springs, Fort Smith and Pine
Bluff, Ark; Vicksburg, Miss. Shreveport,
La. and Galveston, Dallls and Fort Worth,
Texas.
TIE National League OF colored baseball
players was formed in Pittsburg recently
Clubs will be placed In Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington Cincinnati, Louisville
and Pittsburg. Applications were also re-
ceiyed from Boston and Cleveland.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-01-05

An instrument known as the the Bar
rett-Nelms telephone, invented by two
residents Of Houston, Texas, has just had
O successful trial at Gaveston. The test
consisted in talking over wire $50 miles
long, that being the distance to New Or
leans and return. The articulation was far
moro distinct and perfect than over the
ordinary short circuits by the Bell tele-
phone. The new invention differs from
the Bell, Edison and all other telephones,
inasmuch as it combines the effects of an
induction coil and the helix of hand
phone, causing them to act Simultaneous
ly and in concert with each other by
winding the coils in the same direction
and using a carbon diaphragm with three
carbon contacts, providing for the use OF
a larger amount of battery. The recent
test was made with three cells. For a
short distance no battery whatever is re-
quired, the automatic dynamo-current
being sufficient to articulate with great
distinctness and steadiness. The inven-
tors claim that they can talk from New
York to San Francisco with the sam
distiuctness as for distance of 800
500 miles.
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LATER NEWS.

GOVERNOR HILL, of New York, hasgranted
a respite until February % to Mrs. Druse,
sentenced to bo hanged for husband murder.
A RECENT movement is said to have been
started in Chicago to depose General Master
Workman Powderly, Of the Knights of
Labor, for declaring the recent pork packers
strike off.
OBEY E. OWENS, receiving teller of the
Third National Bank, who in 1868 en-
bezzled 5000. O0J from the bank, and who has
been serving sentence in the Chester (llll
penitentiary, has been pardoned by the
President.
LORD RANDOLPH CHUcN1LL has resigned
from the British Cabinet.
GLADSTONE is opposed to the ant;-re Mt
campaign of the Irish Home Rule leaders
A GREAT snow storm sheen raging over
Germany, causing at many places COM
plete suspension of railroad traffic.